E6. Chen Style Taichi – The 56 Postures of Competition Routine (4 months)
E6. Chen Style Taichi – The 56 Postures of Competition Routine (elementary: 4 months, advanced: 2 months) The New Form 2 is also called Cannon Boxing and it has complicated motions. The series gives priority to hardness affiliated by softness. The four side hands (pulling down, splitting, elbowing, and body strike) are
E5. Chen Style Taichi – The New Form 2 (4 months)
E5. Chen Style Taichi – The New Form 2 (elementary: 3 months, advanced: 2 months) The New Form 2 is also called Cannon Boxing and it has complicated motions. The series gives priority to hardness affiliated by softness. The four side hands (pulling down, splitting, elbowing, and body strike) are used more while the four
E4. Chen Style Taichi – The New Form 1 (5 months)
E4. Chen Style Taichi – The New Form 1 (5 months) The New Form 1 was created by Chen Fake, the 17th Leader, who had added the whist twisting and reeling actions into the Old Form techniques. Then, the new form with more striking was finalized by his son, Chen Zhaokui. The new
E3. Chen Style Taichi – The Old Form 2 (4 months)
E3. Chen Style Taichi – The Old Form 2 (4 months) The Old Form 2 is also called Cannon Boxing as it stress hardness affiliated with softness. The motion is carried out at one go and the keys are: vibrate the legs for striking, fight and move fast, scurry and jump, bounce and
E2. Chen Style Taichi – The Old Form 1 (5 months)
E2. Chen Style Taichi – The Old Form 1 (5 months) The Old Form 1 was created by Chen Changxing, the 14th Leader, who summarized the heritage techniques into this simplified classic. As if the running cloud and flowing water, the continuing movements focus in softness filled with strength in a calm and
E1. Chen Style Taichi – The 19 Postures (3 months)
E1. Chen Style Taichi – The 19 Postures (3 months) This entry series is the lineal descent of the Chen Style Taichi and is summarised by Chen Xiaowang, the 19th Leader of the Chen Family Valley, for promoting the skill to the general public. It is a simplified consolidation of the traditional Old Form, New Form and Small
D8. Wudang Kungfu – Taiyi Whisk (4 months)
D8. Wudang Kungfu – Taiyi Whisk (4 months) The whisk is a special weapon of Taoist. The adage says that those holding a whisk are not ordinary people. In the Taoist circle, the whisk represents removing the worldly affinity and be free from the mortal life. The Taiyi Whisk is a soft weapon which movement
D7. Wudang Kungfu – Eight Immortals Staff (4 months)
D7. Wudang Kungfu – Eight Immortal Staff (4 months) This staffing technique makes use of the behaviours and postures of the Eight Immortals to set the movements and the related naming. By blending the drunken manner of the Eight Immortals into the movements, the staffing confuses the enemy by showing weakness of the drunkards. In fact,
D5. Wudang Kungfu – Eight Immortal Sword (4 months)
D5. Wudang Kungfu – Eight Immortal Sword (4 months) This swordsmanship blends the physical body shapes and manners of the legendary Eight Immortals with Wudang kungfu. It fully performs the forms of the Eight Immortals with its eight basic laws: hitting, stabbing, paring, pointing, quivering, cutting, 雲 and poking. So, the movements and fighting skills are
D4. Wudang Kungfu – Taiyi Xuanmen Sword (4 months)
D4. Wudang Kungfu – Taiyi Xuanmen Sword (4 months) Performing in both fast and slow paces, this swordsmanship contains both strength and softness. It devotes particular care to bring the sword with the body as well as the six mixtures which coordinates the postures and the spirit in the forms of posture & consciousness, consciousness
